Netherlands can cope without key duo Robin van Persie and Arjen Robben in Saturday's qualifier against Turkey, according to Wesley Sneijder.
Isaiah Kiplagat, Kenyan Sports Leader Said to Have Stolen Nike Funds, Dies at 72Kiplagat helped transform track and field into a multimillion-dollar business in Kenya. He was suspended as Athletics Kenya’s president in November after embezzlement allegations.
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… Read MoreGolfers Skipped Rio, but They Didn’t Miss ItIf there were regrets about passing on the first Olympic golf tournament since 1904, three weeks of vacation were not among them.
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… Read MoreJay Bruce Limps Off as Cardinals Clobber the MetsBruce left the game with a cramp in his right calf, a minor injury. The bigger worry for the Mets was a lost opportunity against the St. Louis Cardinals on their most likely path to the playoffs.
from NYT > Sports http://… Read MoreIn Tennis, Playwrights Find a Ready Device for Onstage DramaWhile the sport takes center stage next week with the start of the United States Open, the sport is also appearing on the theatrical stage with surprising frequency.
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… Read MoreSports Briefing: Marlins Halt Royals’ Winning Streak at Nine GamesJose Fernandez broke Miami’s single-season strikeout record in a 3-0 victory.
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